Conseils de travail pour les breaks de batterie
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Max SedgleyMax Sedgley explique comment il travaille les breaks de batterie de ce cours : en jouant en freestyle, en se calant sur un clic et en les travaillant à différentes vitesses.
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01. Conseils de travail pour les breaks de batterie
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02. The Isley Brothers - Footsteps in the Dark
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03. The Isley Brothers - Footsteps in the Dark (vue de dessus)
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04. Barry White - I'm Gonna Love You A Little Bit More
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05. Barry White - I'm Gonna Love You A Little Bit More (vue de dessus)
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06. Skull Snaps - It's A New Day
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07. Skull Snaps - It's A New Day (vue de dessus)
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08. Melvin Bliss - Synthetic Substitution
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09. Melvin Bliss - Synthetic Substitution (vue de dessus)
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10. The Winstons - Amen, Brother
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11. The Winstons - Amen, Brother (vue de dessus)
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12. Banbarra - Shack Up
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13. Banbarra - Shack Up (vue de dessus)
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14. Marva Whitney - Unwind Yourself
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15. Marva Whitney - Unwind Yourself (vue de dessus)
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16. Chuck Brown & The Soul Searchers - Ashley's Roachclip
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17. Chuck Brown & The Soul Searchers - Ashley's Roachclip (vue de dessus)
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18. Steve Miller Band - Take The Money And Run
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19. Steve Miller Band - Take The Money And Run (vue de dessus)
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Transcription de la leçon
Practicing Music Breaks: Techniques and Tips
In this segment, we're going to discuss ways you can practice the breaks that we've been listening to and learning. Here are some effective methods to enhance your skills:
1. Freestyle Practice
- Play the breaks at your own pace.
- Ensure everything is coming in at the right place.
- Make sure you're happy with what you're hitting and when you're hitting it.
2. Use a Click Track
- Try playing along to a click or a click track through headphones.
- This will help you get used to playing at a set speed.
- Remember, you can speed it up or slow it down according to where you want to start.
3. Speed Variations
- Many of the breaks have aspects that are great for your technique.
- Speeding up the break faster than you hear it on the song itself can help you grasp these techniques.
- Focus on:
- Double stroke rolls
- Single hits
- Moving around the kit with fills
4. Drop Out Parts
- Practice dropping out various parts of the breaks.
- For example, keep the beat going, then bring the missing part back in.
- This method helps you understand what your different limbs are doing at different times.
5. Isolate Difficult Sections
- If you're struggling with a specific section, take that part and slow it down until you get it right.
- Once mastered, try to snap it back onto what went before it.
6. Repetition is Key
- Practice makes perfect! If you find a bit challenging, repeat it over and over.
- This repetition helps your muscles get used to playing that particular lick or riff.
- As you become comfortable, it will be easier to integrate it into the beat.
7. Play Along with the Whole Song
- A lot of these breaks kick off the song and run throughout it.
- Playing along with the entire song helps you get a feel for the original drumming.
- Listen and pick out interesting bits the drummer does, and see if you can play those as well.
Conclusion
Ultimately, the best way to learn is to listen and play along. Make sure to have fun while practicing, and enjoy the process! That's what I'd recommend.
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Max Sedgley est un producteur, batteur et DJ britannique diplômé en musique classique. Ses compositions ont figuré dans de nombreuses émissions de télévision et publicités, dont la série Six Feet Under, et il a été le batteur du producteur de drum & bass Roni Size. Il enregistre également sous le nom de Cadien.
Dans ses cours, il enseigne la batterie à partir de zéro - la tenue des baguettes, les grooves fondamentaux et le motif rock en huit croches - ainsi que les breaks de batterie emblématiques des années 60 et 70, samplés dans d'innombrables morceaux modernes.
